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TROUBLESHOOTING AND MAINTENACE
WARNING: To perform routine service or maintenance on circuits connected to your Span Panel, confirm that
the corresponding circuit breaker is switched to “ OFF ”. Powering down circuits using Span’s software control should
not be considered a suitable off position. Contact a trained electrician for procedure to identify correct circuit breaker.
General Care
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Do not install the Span Panel near an emergency exit or other building evacuation route.
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Do not install the Span Panel in a location or place any objects near it that would prevent its door from opening
to 90°, or that would restrict access to the unit. Ensure access to the panel is clear from clutter.
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Do not mount objects on the wall within the minimum required clearances indicated below, with the exception
of items required by the installation, such as electrical conduit or junction boxes.
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To clean your Span Panel use a soft, lint-free cloth. If needed, the cloth can be dampened with mild soap and
water only.
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Do not use cleaning solvents to clean Span or expose Span to flammable or harsh chemicals or vapors.
Adding or Modifying Breakers, Solar, or Batteries
Planning to make changes to your Span Panel after installation? Visit span.io/additions for
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Installation instructions for your solar and storage installer
• Steps required to have wiring changes reflected in your Span Home app
Locating your Serial Number
For troubleshooting, you may be asked for your panel serial number. Your Span Panel’s serial number c an be found:
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in your Span Home App under the Settings screen
• printed on the inside of your Span Panel glass door
Your serial number will be in the format "SN: XX-XXXX-XXXXX"
Circuit Breakers
Span uses standard circuit breakers to protect the wiring in your home. If you have lost power to an appliance or
circuit, first check whether the circuit breaker in your Span Panel has tripped. To reset a circuit breaker, move the
breaker handle to the OFF position, then to the ON position. If tripping persists, leave the circuit off and contact an
electrician.